Sports Therapy

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What Does a Sports Therapist Do?

Sports therapists use sports and exercise principles to prevent, assess, treat, and rehabilitate injuries. They work with a wide range of musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions—not just sports injuries—using manual therapy, acupuncture, and personalised rehab plans.

Common Conditions Treated

  • Sprains, strains, and muscle, ligament, or tendon injuries

  • Repetitive strain injuries (e.g., tennis elbow)

  • Postural issues and muscle imbalances

  • Joint pain and stiffness

Who Can Benefit?

Whether you’re a weekend warrior, professional athlete, or simply active, our sports therapists create tailored rehabilitation programmes to speed recovery and reduce re-injury risk.

Our Approach

Your rehabilitation starts with a thorough assessment, followed by a personalised plan that may include hands-on treatment and exercises to improve strength, mobility, and function—helping you return safely to sport or daily activities.

Are You Training for a Specific Event or Sport?

Strength and conditioning (S&C) training is designed to improve your physical fitness through a tailored programme. This typically includes weightlifting, gradual cardiovascular conditioning, and injury prevention exercises specific to your needs.

While commonly used by athletes to enhance performance, S&C can be customised for anyone looking to boost general fitness safely and effectively. A personalised plan based on your abilities helps you build strength and fitness while minimising the risk of injury.

What We Offer

  • Initial Functional Movement Assessment

  • Personalised Online Strength & Conditioning Plan

  • Ongoing Review and Progression of Your Programme

Email us to book your assessment and start your customised training journey. 

Strength & Conditioning

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